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What it Means to be “Disabled”

To continue our discussion on Intersectionality, we’d like to visit the “disability intersection.” Last week, we shared via Facebook and

You may be wondering why Worldwide Speech has decided to offer BLM and LGBTQ+ resources on a monthly basis. We

Have you ever heard the term, “Late Talker” and wondered what exactly “late” means? A late talker, also known as

Since this month is all about early intervention, we wanted to take some time to talk about typical development of

If you have been following our blog, you know about Worldwide Speech’s new commitment to provide resources for Black Lives Matter and LGBTQ+

By Aya Ninomiya Aya is an occupational therapy consultant for globally mobile families with special needs kids. Is your child

Our blog once again is focusing on how inequality and injustice bring harm to so many people in the world.

By Aya Ninomiya Aya is an occupational therapy consultant for globally mobile families with special needs kids. Is your child

Written by Aya Ninomiya Aya is an occupational therapy consultant for globally mobile families with special needs kids. Is your

We are in solidarity with the fight for justice and we support the protesters. We acknowledge the overwhelming majority of